Today, the fate of about 20,000 medical graduates will be decided in what could be best described as a complex interplay of luck and computing. I’m more concerned with the fate of some 8,000 foreign medical graduates (of which I am a subset of) – for we have it the hardest. The culmination of years [...]
This article is an exact copy of the article posted on the New England Journal of Medicine over here and gave me a great insight to me on how lucky we really are to be in a system which is still open to foreign immigrants. Thank you Jyoti for forwarding the link to me and [...]
My usual hangouts never included offices of tarrot readers or palmisty experts. People close to me know that I’m not a firm believer in fate and would rather plan everything in advance to make sure that I achieve my targets. Yet, it never hurts to believe once in a while – things just happen that make [...]
